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Serving East Lake-Orient Park

Mosquito and palmetto bug help for East Lake-Orient Park

Mosquitoes biting in the middle of the afternoon, and a big roach on the bathroom wall after a storm. East Lake-Orient Park sat inside Hillsborough's dengue response this fall, and the roaches never left.

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Area
East Lake-Orient Park, Tampa
County
Hillsborough County
Office
East Busch Blvd, north Tampa
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Answered 24/7
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In East Lake-Orient Park, mosquitoes and palmetto bugs top the list of calls. Hillsborough County's aerial dengue treatments on Oct. 4, 2026 included East Lake, but the Aedes mosquitoes the county names as dengue carriers breed in small containers in yards, and the county still asks residents to empty them. We treat shady resting spots and walk the property with you to find standing water.

Local conditions

Dengue spraying and yard mosquitoes in East Lake-Orient Park

Hillsborough's dengue state of local emergency was extended on Oct. 1, 2026, and on Oct. 4 the county's aerial treatments covered East Tampa, East Lake and Palm River among other areas. Aircraft can knock down adult mosquitoes, but the county counts 40 to 50 mosquito species, and the dengue carriers, Aedes, lay eggs in buckets, pet dishes, flowerpots, tires and toys. Those eggs survive above the waterline, which is why the county says to empty and scrub containers at least twice a week. Aedes bite day and night, with peaks near sunrise and sunset.

East Lake-Orient Park is home to about 44,106 people, and 8,187 of its homes, 48.9%, are owner-occupied, with a median build year of 1985. Around houses and small rentals of that age, palmetto bugs are a constant. The large American, Australian, brown and smokybrown roaches breed outside in mulch, pine straw, palms, sewers and garages and wander in, especially after heavy rain. We treat the outdoor harborage and seal the gaps they use.

Backyard containers holding rainwater in East Lake-Orient Park
Saucers, buckets and anything else that holds water are where Aedes mosquitoes lay their eggs.
44,106Residents of East Lake-Orient ParkSource
48.9%Owner-occupied shareSource
1985Median year builtSource

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Scheduling East Lake-Orient Park visits

East Lake-Orient Park is southeast of our East Busch Boulevard office, toward Brandon. For mosquito visits, leave side gates unlatched and keep pets inside while we treat, and we will tell you how long to keep them off treated plants afterward. Landlords with several houses or units can book them together, which makes roach work more effective.

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